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President Biden's inauguration yesterday. It was a stretch Caddy limo.

To Eldo, Did you see all the swirls on that black Caddy presidential limo?

[QUOTE=04lss;1703389]Could be my belt or buttons on my shirt, or the cord. I bought a detailing apron recently so that i dont have to worry about my clothes any more.[/QUOTE



Not trying to be...

Live and learn, but I still can't see how your backing plate can touch your paint and create swirls if the pad has at least a 1/4 to 3/8" overhang.

:wowwow:The backing plate under any circumstances should not be larger than the pad.

Mother's chrome polish would be my choice.

For paint or for your exhaust tips?

Go for it! They will last you a lifetime.

If your anal like most of us here..use a chrome polish. Never Dull roll pads are another good option. If they are really bad, 0000 steel wool and Mother's chrome polish will clean it up.

You should have taped it if you didn't want it getting on your trim. It looks like your trim needs some work anyway.

I would now tape the paint, clean the trim and use a dedicated trim restorer...

Nice reflection of your concrete driveway.:wowwow:

Pretty cool!:props:

Nice Mike, but you need to wash your towel.:D

I was thinking more about the sides on the bottom of the seat itself. Since there are many shapes and sizes. A big guy might be sitting on top of the bolster instead of it supporting his hips.

Nice job Mike. Do any super cars have adjustable side bolsters?..the sides of the seat that keeps you snug in the seat.

I believe Dlux is good for plastics and wheels, not tires.

:iagree:Wish someone would do a standalone with Elixir to verify protection.

Let the Opti-Glass cure for a day or two and get some new blades.

I might have mis-led you by telling you to coat the blades. I was thinking about cleaning the blades with alcohol or a panel wipe...

Sorry for your loss, Dave. Recently loss our girl and we still miss her a lot.

Not with Opti-Glass, but with other glass coatings. TBH, rarely have that problem with any glass coatings.

Maybe its time to try some other blades.

Is the Opti-Glass still on the windshield? If so, try wiping the old blades with Opti-Glass.

Steel bed frames are so cheap. Probably cheeper than the cost of wood. I can understand building a nice head board out of wood. Is there a reason you want to do this?

Tires are one of those surfaces that doesn't always work with the same product, even if it's the same brand tire.

Not all tires are created equal.:props: